Thomas_More
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Yes. On Hitler’s orders the SS were put in charge of the liquidation of these deluded lumpen proles who naively took to heart the “socialist” and “workers’ party” part of the title of the NSDAP.
Next, TS will tell us football hooligans are not working class!So the stormtroopers of Nazi Germany, TS, were NOT workers? What were they then? Capitalists, fighting in the streets?
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-65102392
Parent in trouble for daughter drawing an anti-war picture.
It was the left-oriented student newspaper at university that refused to carry my notices of SPGB meetings, whilst the uni chaplain printed them freely.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Adventures_of_Tintin:_Breaking_Free
Anarcho-Syndicalist Tintin book.
Tintin and the Brexit Plan.https://www.joeydevilla.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/tintin-and-the-brexit-plan.jpg
Picture should read TINTIN AND CAPITALISM.
https://www.tintin.com/en/news/5566/tintin-in-america-is-back
“Hergé’s fascination for the Native American world began when he was just a boy and remained with him for his entire life. He participated in the Scouts while at high school in Brussels where he learned all about traditional dress, customs, and their relationship with the natural world. While Hergé’s depiction of Native Americans is somewhat controversial today, it must be said his drawings include many accuracies that came from his extensive knowledge and research.
© Hergé / Tintinimaginatio 2020
One particular example is the dispute over oil possession, which is still a significant issue today. America continues to be the largest oil producer in the world, and its first discovery in the U.S. dates back centuries. In the early 1900s, Native American tribes moved to new oil-rich territories in the West, but they were not to be there long; news spread quickly of their astounding discovery and competition soon rose. White settlers did all they could to get their hands on such a profitable resource; they even went as far as plotting and carrying out murder! The assassination of members of the Osage tribe during the 1920s is a well-known case which involved explosions, shootings and poisonings until finally, they succeeded in claiming what they believed to be rightfully theirs.
Of course, we live in more peaceful times, (although that is somewhat disputable…) yet oil debates are still ongoing in several states as Native tribes protest against government-funded oil projects. The Dakota Access Pipeline for example is one long opposed by those such as the Sioux tribes who fear for their sacred land as well as their water supplies. Not only that, they are fighting for a reduction in fossil fuel usage in exchange for more environmentally friendly methods to help the issue of global warming. An important lesson to be learned which will undoubtably save our world in years to come.”
